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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
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Monuments, Tombstoncs, Tablets, Stat
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Manager
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Alvin CLARK, founder Of the well
known telescope mandatory At
Cambridge, Mass., and maker Of the
lensss Tor Tho Lick telescope, is dan
asscasIy ~ q his home in that city.
Re = more than 50 years old.
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The Labor parties will soon need
an index. There is the United La
Dor party, the Socialistic Labor par
y, the Labor party, the Central La.
Dor party, the Anti Poverty Labor
party, all pulling different way and
)ooking for the millennium at differ
~ points Of the compsss-[Alta.
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"A Norwich, Conn.,, newspaper man
seys that in that city IL man five feet
eight inches tall. whose beard il 80
long that whom be stands erect it
reaches The Aoor and extends out from
IS let fully 20 inches. The beard
h aix iset eight inches long, and up
70 date Il the longest known.
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Ths United Labor Party Of New
York should change it, name. A
ssction Of Il has adopted resolutions
dsnouncing the Central Committee
fnr appalling Socialists, and the
Chairmsn of another branch has re-
fessd 70 allow the resolutions to be
road,
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Observation-Disclosures 80. 1887

There IL awide range in temPera-
turs in Elko, tho thermometer rising
y high = 30 degrees in the shade
during the day and ice forming dur
la ths night diaerence Of nearly
60 degrees in "a hours.
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YOU can live at home, ane. make
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q Co, Portland, Maine. l
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strayed or Stolen.

A small bay mare, FIVE years old,
branded 5 on right shoulder; small
piece cut out of right ear. The ami
NAL was turned out on Squaw creek a
year ago last fall. Fifteen dol,o, :
will be paid for.the above described
mare delivered at this place, to
LU CHUNG.
IDAHO CirY, June IA, 1887.
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which il scrofulous Disease OF the
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or THE
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August 81, 1887. ow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. April 14.-coton steady. Mlddlins loac
8 To- "o Eir. 8 20 as Is DO Family IS So CIV
Mills superhne s25o930 40 DO Extra 81 70 G3 o. DO so
PATENT s. %ieat@sou thcrn anief Western
southern Red 80 sssc DO Amber s2so.c No Western
dull whlss .!s4sc: Yellow sSsso,;s I West
do May !G's47c; do ar June 47c bid. oats steady
southern White 8 Sssc wsssrs $685. Western M *
zoe, Hay hrm. Prime to ghoce Western sll ~
e s' 90 81, slsa% ana s~
pacscd 7a9c. Baeon-shouldcrs sSs2c, Clear s Rlo
sides ute n n% Wss'sn acsoa
2GaJ2e Eggs lower at u lSao Petroleum sea ss
i5S &c sugar Unchanged soft sGoc copper-Rs
Gpca whiskey steady at u 2SgsI
Flour Is. sd; Gram I'd. Recepts-Four 4goS Dbl,
Wheat $500 bush Corn lG4O1 bush 9as 100 ynss
- bush Corn 25. 700 bush. saies-whcat 1900 bush
Corn $4,000 bush.
81 Is. Common Extras 50 oossJ IS. snrng wne.
PATENT. prime 50 DOE s. Corn strong
MiaGlInss Der Ton si7 7Sssis lower-wesern
tIa Creamery 2!S:sc Eastern do 25S2ec
Extras lie for tho weekFlonr "a 900 bbis and
$1,000 sacks Cora 100000 bush oaI 2ioooo busn sno''
BUFFALO. April l4.-wheat-No l Hari dull and un'
settled holders to sell at 7cover Chicago Nav
No itca and No. White Michigan S7Yc. on track
Corn in fair demand higher supply and receipts nght
46i.c.. 80. dull and unchanged 80 whi teSo 40
sec No White - ha34c 40 Mi5 zS S2 eSS &C. c
No Extra Go rye Gnlet 6Is hr% EssleHts 40
s to ao Sa,h Oats sr 1890 5ns
busn shipmens-w heat 5000 busn- Corn 2l,OOo Onsh
Dat, busn Barley ...... BUSH
PAientss4 so Southern Winters 50 90 a. 10 Mcn
iganwlntsr sJ75SA0o Choice % Fancy 1nesot. rss
1925 Rye FloIr-s2 JO9s3 10 IA oJIA BuckwheAss-@
@- rh.gI sad,n1 s,,,ras r,noed "a follows-
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bbla sssoo; Packet %: Plaza % .HE1r AZ
...CUT MExTs-fdays Highs demand bat Ese.s sssv =
as s,s change tSns 9eSrs ssesSy sa,ss ~ Ps
Hams sii s sislssS '1 sSsuiders s@ssa
120l2tc smoked Shouldera 7sc. 80. lDDLsS.-.Yge1
Sc wholly n ss Ga n s S:
Use LA mpathisine with Ire West ne makfsS
the early hours atsrward there eht recovery ces
demand but the did amount to much 6aes
s2S y IS %s. ss steam a sss %
775c, Continent sl0c South American saleS loo .cs
ing 1875 ESQ e June eG.SS 1as sSc
7ss o7.5oc cosins 7sSc 800 October &c. closing:
Sc. asked. BUTTER CHEESE and E0cs-Buttcr-Ths
market ma has NOT varied since our last s''n gl,
Creamery 25 62c Pennsylvana Creamery Weserp
Creamery o25c. state Dairy. half nrkin tgbs 21xocs
ao ws ss Western %.
lion Creamery. l7@22c; OLD Bntter-westeyn creamery.
Il Siss STATE Dary tubs l2el9e. siate barry arkins
The home trade demand fair aud holders lind
difficulty In suAinne rhe advance State Factory.
u ais including Fancy White DO Colored.
lac; Light skims II eSl2hc; Pennsyysnia Skins -
Western. 12s 0l3c.I Southern. l20l21c
sUGAk-For raw the market was dul one At 80 14S6
test tes Centrifugal go. Sales 800 bags Centrifugal
fined steady Cut Loaf sos 318c: Crushed. 3l6ai
Cubes 5sa5 1850 Powdered o'sa6ci 9rannnatsd
s MSa% 4 s 6ass oS a. sisS
White Extra c. 47s35c.; Extra e. 4%os'sc.' u Assssc
sTEARINE-ouite firm and unchanged. City quoted. Sc
asia Oeomargarino. 8 IL &c., c,.x .....s..
TALL0W-In lair request and frm Prime CITY qnoscd a.
1916 03.c Sales. $4,000 ID. lS1e03|c and 6oooo
WOOL-A quiet and easy market
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EYtreruAl

FLOUR ND MEAL-FLOU R-Iradng was more gshe.ai
c%siy Fine had demand foT m;'.s S%,,
r5 So SS sns nSn sn cy Mi
g? ~ %s's Ss s sassr II ass sss
90 s. SS 81 sSS0 SS
M EI 81 S9f sss Er s. q 10
later s s fS
s. sSs later oT d ra 5oa 70 Fanc1
Extra state So SoSs4 Common 70 Good Extra wss tern
Co., lsS COMMON mo- % Fair Extra e Ohio
CO. cS@mGn E ats n Ma"sso's d ss
%Sss g H y Mi s.s @ss
a IaSs ~ e%SSt Flo NAV
ss Gns, s a. q Ear is
steaiy held sales, 525 at So 90 So 80
sosN = aS @ %s%aa 200
EAT-A, affected by rise at the Vest based
manly unavorable crop reports this market tended hg
e po lots are P a. gd by the
views handlers city miers bought very moderately
opening subsequently stronger feeling deyei
ps Ss, Ts to an uars
bushels spot including ungraed Red At 40 %
S: !, o. b. Extra Red i.c in elevator; dsv
s sfs SG @ Apa 81 sP.ns a Iane
At Psi do Jsy @ s sSsmf y 81 81 Clos.
Ing 81 @ do oe b.scmS sS'S a. oDs
$S %..sra Ssss
Canaia IS 5sc: state 81 9Guc HUNDRED 5000 bushels
at delivered .BARLEY-Qulet ana steady
sacs-5oO0 Ungradet Canada at 90 BARLEY MA Ii
pull ana -CORN-The options trading was very
to-day. but the CHANCES have not been material closing
attracted but little attention, with ek
porers erent Prices at the close show slght
gaia salesl76000 bushels future 5000 bushels spo.
including Ungraded Mixed 49, 5Oc.; Steamer 1870 IN
elevator No p 49c. IN elevator steamer White Az - IN
elevator No. APRIL nominal. do May. 49is 0f9 &C. clos
ing 49c; 10. June tS',c. closing At tstc DO July
4gi closing 4gc do. August 5oAs0JOtc. closing at
50,c OATs-rhc market IN general had strong LOOK,
with gain about noted both spot lots and options
feless cash ling did not amount
saes-65Joo bushels future o. 900 6gshes spot
inoliiing No at 34c.: do White, 81 2c No =, 3i1o
"a &c; do White $50 g.; No White. 3ssc.i Mixed
Western 81 d37c. White do. 81 Gi2c White state 39c;
No.2 White Apr 30 No. Mixed Aprii3hs 81 'sc
closing at &C.; do May. &C. closing at 80 ci do
June IS "a 50 c. closing at 80 .c..FEED~Nery quet
and firm.
The Indian Department Of Agriculture second report OF
the Indian wheat crop hrst week III March, 1884, thru anu
fin a week In May:
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

yss aoc Sos p sS SIS
a 81 s asa s ass sa a. sa S.a 1'' 1OV' %. D
or sSrh J."No day calendar ....v.nn
,S IEns d 1910 iso ann
supHrsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i-Beiore Beach, j.
4 7R sass o DSsaham'
SrrnrSK CouRT~CiRculT-PAE IiiBeicre Patterson
a 3d. 4 49, 4s sa
5 5o$5 9 Ggs3 5sS ISL 5o72 5lGo {a9i.
Rollins s var Of
and Isaac Frank at IL mi Will OF George hSddnghah a'
suPfRoR CouRT-GExKRAL TrRM-Before sedgwiek {, j.;
Freedman OGorman. JJ-AdJVurLed uh'h h''' -uo''
o. snpsRon CouR1-srrcIAL rERM-Beioro TruaI. J-Nos
TEHAri 4s2 b SEQ s DSs ibe
100; i ~ i tazs 1918 A'O
SUPERIOR CouRr-TmAL TERM-PARr III-Adourned Tor
NE r Term couRr-TRIAL TERM-PART Iv-Adiourned for
COMMON PLKAs-GExERAL IGKMAalonrnea for the term
COMMON PIKAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Beore BookS'aVer' j.
CoMgos PnEas-EQuITY TErxBeiOre Larremore c. j.
ga a55 Bs ss 5 GRjy t
S9s iy az. 2 S25 2 SsSi 25ao 25iS 1906 s
SoIICS gs, gigs g EES 5s i'sI'
seGs ISL i25S 100 1865 2oO7 2oo7 H. 49, 2oi' Si'2
F s4ss 5 s zas a IT, S S5Ss
1858 1855 1851 2Ge2 2sss 2Se. 1880 ~ uv.,,
Nos 2soo 1856 422 $3.50 2eG7 259 1922 ISL 549
$ss 9 $ss: SasS yd 55Gi 81 s4i' -''1 %
CITY Cot aITTaA s 1aa aso6 2so7 2sos 2s25
2osS 2S06 267 7si 266s 252S 2755. 1885, 27Gs, Zo9i
2sh2 2sC? 2903. 1888. 2o76. 1890 ~, p.,, r,sca
COURT OYpR AND TgaMNKRSBefore Van nrune ""s''
ana &c
ing and Assistant ctAttorncy Bediord-Nos = q
iS q T. q g. Vs. g. No. - 49, m
t,ctlrr or GENERAL sgssiOxs-PAHT I-Beiore oiucr
sleeve Judge Assistant District Attorney furdy-Nos
iof.2 OF GENERAL sgssIoxs-PAgr flIBefore necordo.
smvth and Assistant District Attorney DAVIS neg IN
iii Room superior Courtl L. q D. = :" " " o -
10 IL IL, Is, IA, l5. 10. IL. 49, ~. ~ u.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-witha frmer speculative market Vanes 10, hor
Brazil grow advanced the basis OF 10 &c LOT
fair Rio spot invoices light movement in spots while
aoats were active Sales 10000 bags No at I0c No
strong Sales 1900 mats Macassar Zoo
Kadoa Tmor so peculs Interior December
3073 Maricabo from second hands aud 2520 pags
from first hands, 9S6 bags Central America s3O Bags
Mexican Savana and 294 bags Washed Caracas
The market for future opened rm under
cables OF 30 points rul ell active All nay anu
closed strong advance OF 30045 points as follow.
January. 1450Q1455 February H55@lt 60; April $3.50
1890; May li.OO0liO5; June. HlbOl4.2Oy July l420D
1875: Augusta 1900 435 september 1919 l44G October
l4.45Q 80: November. l445O 400, December 1Aoo~
14.55. Sales, 05, $50 bags
for actual cotton we're revised 'oay
Strict Middlng and above being unchanged Low Md
iings vanced c Strict Good Ordinary and below
3lG~ White Cotton advanced Ice The move
quite Free the sales reaching lO2 bales to ast
evening" all OF which for consumption The port re-
ceps Today 1876 bales comparing with 27S4 Daes
this day week 9223 bales this day last year since
Sentember port receipts have been D lO3 Io3
bales against 0SG bales tho same period asst year
Quotations AS revised based Oh Inc American sssndAra'
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NEW TRAIN RULES AND TELEGRAPH ORDERS

yEW TRAIN RULES AND TELEGRAPH ORDLhs'
The General Time Convention OF railroad manag-
,rs resumed its session yesterday at the Hotel Bruins
wick. New tain rules were adopted 10 80 INTO ehco'
AS soon As possible, and the system OF telegraph
orders was adopted Professionally, subject to the APP
proval OF the next session Of the convention: Tho
following officers elected: President, colonel
H. s. iiaincs, general manager Of the savannah.
FLORIDA and Western Railroad first vlce-presldent.
+ NJ Touccy general superintendent Of the New
York Central second vicc-president, D. J. Chase.
superintendent OF the Atchson, Topeka and santa Fc
secretary, william T. Allen OF "The Official Halfway
J. r. Harahan general manager Of the Louisville and
Nashville; II. Is. Stone, general manager Of the Chi.
cag0 burlington and Quincy: T.. IL. Thomas, general
manager Of the Richmond and Danvillc; James Nc
era general manager OF the Pennsylvania Company:
IT. NJ r. Talcott, general manager OF the Mobile and
Ohio, and A. ii. Swanson. general manager Of the
Houston and Texas Central. Tho convention all
.ourncd TO meet OH October IL at the Hotel Bruins
ick.
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The Indian Department OF Agriculture second report OF
the Indian wheat crop st week IN March, 1887, tru anu
pna mort rsfw ,sk In
o5a333.OSl

Bushels.
l. Yield % per cent below average estimate 81 1920
= Hc9s "a IL s apSa. n''e''e' 2o07 AS
average sveraes V-ooOo 343lG6G
condition aud prospects unfivOraDie Tor want oao
A ernse 1851 ''Vooo 279lss47
g. Acreage not known estimated yield estimated o.,
T. Condition and prospects placed same 1856 iOjos75d
Estimated probable output from the ports pre- o,- -,
IN pnria districts near Hmalayas March
owing to absence OF rams which were greatly needed
In provinces Dude the states that
winter rains 'i not set IN uIl January Jul rnt vn
In inc central provinces wheat attacked by rust
causing great ia mage prospects varable expected
10 TO some districts the rsSa ia Sycrv
district The estimated yield TO annas Yield expected
In sconde there was damage from frost and rust from
Rerar The wheat area for 1887 10 cent
average OF 1000 acres yield oil IL 10 Ia aha OK
In Rugpuana and Central india on the whole prospects ss
% HyS %Ss and ysorS prospects for tho wheat
900 acres prevailed caused by cold yield below low
pa %Ss Sy r Ya svSySce below
In damage by frost but aprooaoo average
output.
NAY AND srRAw-stn weak. but no changes in values
r9 Continue backward buyers while the
easier tUns S%T mt assan' Hops
S ;s5 s ss.. Prime to is ssS ss, 1s Go
Do Good iGsi9e DO s ssS eS0a ao g
2ic and Common Good. l4siSGi English crop OF 1885,
ps .ra u1S oG s 'ea Nay
Change Between call. 70 ton. June sold at q
SsG Alter Sgi sa fGs
r@ on bids Lake s Sr EaliGs Ss os o.t aEs
sas.Fs sSs aso 70 ,oS: sold AZ
sold at &C.; 100 tons September. 4S2Hc spsitsF-Du
MsotxssEs-A quiet market loe for go test betting
M,sSysfo S5si oatGh light
Spirits Trpsnss l 70 ,Gp Saist and
;'sf; % Si:s;s$ it,! s. H::4 SS,i
Nbfscoon seed shows fair movement from day to day
but 1s %. .s,S sssS st
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market In general shows con
ssSy but srsi s:' :ts.
si 92 S Sssa fIu o%
ssssS b.S BARK * $500 SS rsnsd
f hence % EsS ssa
terms M sts hence
saU bark bois refined a. 3d. from phsdepHa
British ship privilege Of The Consnsns SSIS crude
g gs s hoaSn as1I
from san BIAS schooner snS from br
s fsG0 Sssuo s% aya r. from
s ss s
with phosphate rosh North Hat''ra'' from jamaica
SION yAou. i'm
gs's: $50 S asS: s.. private
Sr Eow and ~ ~ ~ Tor Ea
ssSs aS Extra iaas s Is ss% Sss Extra H:'
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Loxpos. April lA-l23O -Consols. l02ia for both
and the United States -Four Per Cent Bonds
1921 Four Half Per Cent Bonds, ll2i2 Attain
ito and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certih
Erie s6: do second Consols iO4 IA Illinois Central l34
Mexican Ordinary. $751; st. Paul Common, 9o9; PennsyE
vania. co., Reading. 23ae -.
The Bank England has reduced Its rate OF discount from
3 cent to . y cent.
Paris advces Three Per Cent Renss3 at 81 francs
% centmcs for the account
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees Cert
Gates Pacific So: Erie $685. Mexican Ordinary
G6as; ST. Paul Common. 95h NewYork Central, ll5 g ];
Pennsylvania 81 Reading. 234
Hudson Bay Company, 22'e
Bar silver Is quoted At A hsd per ounce.
Tho bullion into the Bank OF Engiann On
balance to-day Is $4,000. ,-.,
The bullion the Bank OF England mas uecreaseu
9l02.00 during the past week. - :. a., a.,
The proportion the OF England reserve to the LA
bty which lastweek 1851 per per cent Is now ooio
PARIS April l4The weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows decrease OF 4l2500O francs in gold and
100000 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON April l4.-ln the United States supreme
Court to-day the following business was transacted;
No 22l-Erwin DAVIS. plaintiff in error agt Algerpon
patrick Argued by ] Wooworth and Joseph II Choate
for the plaintiff and by John Webster and John
Dillon for the defendant IN error -. ,..,....,
No 223-Tobas New. appellant agt Amz l. Baroer ana
others Circuit Court Of the United states
for southern NewYOrk Dismissed with costs
pursuant 10th rule. ,.., ~, ,,,-., 1..o.-
as reorcanzed plaintiff in error agt Lawrence smith
In error 10 the Circuit the United States for the
Western of Tennessee Dismissed per stipulation
Costs in this court paid by defendant in error a.
No 225-Joseph Morrison plaintiff error. agt James Nc
Gov In error Court OF the state oil CalfOr
MIA Dismis with costs pursuant 10 rule H.
Poe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
MCMAHON ASKED TO GIVE BONDS.

The hearing in the case William Mcmahon against Maui
rice b. Flynn Civil Justice Kelly and the companies which
have been organized build the subway was to be conn
ned Yesterday before Shields but the Conso
dated subway Company the defendants procured from
Judge Shipman the United States Circuit Court an ORDER
10 snow cause why proceedings should not be stayed
gave the amount Of 81 ior the paynens
~ rho costa was made returnaDe
This morning Will be argument before Judge
Shpman.
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HANDFUL OF HAIR SNOWY AS EVIDENCE

Policeman sahm Of tho Eizabeths squad, tried at
Headquarters lay charge OF clubbing Patrick
Shea OF No. IS the night OF March O. and after
ward arresng both and his wife without cause Mrs
shea who had made the complaint gave and cir
description Of The quarrel in brief her story
Was that she anu katie Green another inmate OF the
st. house, lad fsht the sidewalk III D. Sbea had
Just begun 10 help his wife when along
and took Katie Creene part Not content with clubbing
night and dragged ne couple 20 the police station The ser
by the statements OF her husband and relations
ssm said he ntererea 70 protect Katie uroen who had
thrown down and neatly soalped sheas They
and lock ed themselves their Tooms lie
followed and arrested them but the the
rest ought not TO have been made without
denied having dubbed katio Green exhibited
Jock OF hair which she said Mrs Shea had torn from
fight She witnesses declared police
had not used unnecessary force in defending her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-15
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

nv direction OF Patterson verdict OF 1894 % was
rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday in favor OF Joseph
Hartman in his suit against the city, He was appointed an
or OF Fourth District Court at salary OF s3oo
Ills claim .or opposed on the grounu
that riue 1877 the civil justices only entitled TO APP
nom, two attendants each While the )anors were 10 10
nan,eo hy the Commissioner Of Public WORKS 49,.
The Fidelity Company having refused 10 keep
an greement TO $4,000 given by Louis
samneis on with the Uniie states
Mr. sanuels claiming <4uoo
The case tried before Justice and jury
rtsutei Ia verdict for the plaintiff for s., All ~.